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Palestinian teenager Nihad Habob, 16, enters the Gaza Strip, after crossing the border with Egypt through an Israeli terminal, in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, Thursday Sept. 20, 2001. Habob was injured in a car crash and was treated for his injuries in Germany before returning home.

Three Palestinian school boys hold hands as they cross through the Kalandiya checkpoint on their way to the West Bank town of Ramallah, as groups of Palestinian men wait on the other side of the closed barricade guarded by an Israeli soldier Wednesday Sept. 19, 2001.

A Palestinian woman and her children walk past a building riddled with bullets and shells fired by Israeli soldiers protecting the Jewish settlement of Gush Katif, in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2001. The Israeli occupation army routinely shells residential buildings in order to terrorize the civilian Palestinian population.

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LATEST NEWS FROM PALESTINE  Cease-fire collapses as Israeli tanks enter PA-controlled areas Occupied Jerusalem: 20 September, 2001 (IAP News) - Israeli tanks on Thursday overran a Palestinian Authority-controlled area in southern Gaza, killing a Palestinian and destroying vast tracts of farm land and fruit trees. Palestinian sources said the Zionist army fired an artillery shell on a Palestinian car north of Rafah, killing 33-year-old Munir Abu Mousa, and injuring another person. The Israeli occupation army claimed that occupation soldiers came under fire, a claim denied by Palestinian sources. The Zionists also said that five of their soldiers were injured rather lightly. Meanwhile, most political organizations in Palestine have rejected the American-imposed cease-fire. Hamas said the cease-fire was only aimed at enabling the United States to enlist Arab and Muslim countries in its crusade against Afghanistan. Fatah officials also voiced opposition to the cease-fire. Fatah Secretary-General Marwan al Barghouthi said it was extremely difficult for the Palestinian people to stop resistance against Israeli military occupation while Israeli terror and apartheid remained firmly in place.

Other current stories

Sabra and Shatila survivor sacks legal team (Sept 20 - Daily Star)

Israeli occupation army allows Lebanese mercenaries to humiliate Palestinians (Sept 20 - IAP News)

Apartheid regime banishes hundreds of Palestinians from their land (Sept 20 - IAP News)

Israeli Apartheid regime maintains siege despite cease fire (Sept 20 - IAP News)

Understanding Arab Anger (Sept 20 - BBC)

Palestine News Roundup For Sept 6-12 (LAW Sept 20)

Yesterday's Headlines 

IAP condemnation of the terrorist attack on our nation (Sept 11 - IAP News)

Interesting quote Of the day

""When somebody is accused, evidence is presented and he is prosecuted in a court of law, and if he is found innocent, he is acquitted and declared innocent, and if found guilty, he is sentenced and punished. However, American, driven by the hysteria of recent events, wants to shed Muslim blood indiscriminately, and Muslims must not take part in this act of aggression."  - Sheikh Nayef Rajoub, a member of the Palestine League of Ulema

Important Facts About "Rejoicing Palestinians" Over WTC Attack 

Information regarding FBI raid on Infcom Corp (Updated regularly)